Katie Kennedy ’97 Awarded Silver Medal Honor
- May. 10, 2024

Katie Kennedy ’97, president and CEO of KennedyC, received the 2024 Silver Medal Award from American Advertising Federation, Madison. The Silver Medal Award was established in 1959 to recognize men and women who have made outstanding contributions in advertising. With more than 25 years of experience working in marketing, Katie continues to propel the industry forward through her ongoing mentorship, unifying spirit, and commitment to service.
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Jeff Maskalunas ’18, MS’20 started ultimate frisbee programing at local Boys & Girls Clubs in the Capital Region, New York, two years ago. He recently won a grant through the USA Ultimate Foundation to continue this volunteer work.
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John Kromer MS’10, MA’11 was named a fellow of the Special Libraries Association. At UW–Madison, he earned a master of science in chemistry and a master of arts in library and information studies.
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